Imaging method for a head-mounted display and head-mounted display

ABSTRACT

An imaging method of a head-mounted display and a head-mounted display are disclosed. The method includes, but is not limited to: detecting a wavefront of a beam emitted by the head-mounted display through its optical system; acquiring a position of a visual axis of a human eye; calculating a deviation between the visual axis of the human eye and an optical axis of the optical system; and adjusting a wavefront incident to the human eye according to the deviation, so that a correspondence between the wavefront incident to the human eye and the visual axis is consistent with a correspondence between the wavefront of the beam emitted from the optical system and the optical axis.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application is a U.S. National-Stage entry under 35 U.S.C. § 371based on International Application No. PCT/CN2021/119648, filed Sep. 22,2021 which was published under PCT Article 21(2) and which claimspriority to Chinese Application No. 202011086094.0, filed Oct. 12, 2020,which are all hereby incorporated herein in their entirety by reference.

TECHNICAL FIELD

This application pertains to the technical field of head-mounteddisplays, and specifically relates to an imaging method for ahead-mounted display.

BACKGROUND

Head-mounted display is a video playback device that magnifies the imageon the ultra-micro display screen through an optical system (mainlyprecision optical lenses), projects the image onto the retina, and thenpresents a large-screen image to the eyes of the viewer. It can achievedifferent display effects such as virtual reality (VR), augmentedreality (AR), mixed reality (MR) and so on.

The optical technology of head-mounted displays plays a very importantrole in improving user experience. However, in the current head-mounteddisplay, in the design process of the optical system, the differencebetween the visual axis S of the human eye and the optical axis G of theoptical system is often not considered. Moreover, in the actual use ofthe head-mounted display, the fixation point of the human eye willchange to a certain extent, resulting in the more obvious differencebetween the optical axis G and the visual axis S of the human eye, asshown in FIG. 1 . This difference will make the optical system that isnot ideal for imaging generate more obvious asymmetric aberrations, suchas comatic aberrations, and then affect the clearness of imaging andreduce the use experience.

In the conventional fundus micro-imaging technology, the aberrationmeasurement process is very complicated. From a point light source to asurface light source, from the first beam to the second beam, sevenlenses need to be used for various detection to obtain aberrations,which leads to a very complicated detection system and is not conduciveto the miniaturization of the product structure. Currently, thewavefront aberration detection can be achieved by only using aShack-Hartmann sensor, and the system structure is relatively simple,which is conducive to the miniaturization design of the product.Regarding the correction method, in the prior art, the positioncalibration auxiliary optical path is used to calibrate the pupil of thehuman eye, and then a correction device is used to adjust the beamdirection to make the pupil consistent with the beam. However, there isactually a problem. Namely, the so-called pupil being consistent withthe beam means that the optical axis of the pupil is consistent with theoptical axis of the beam, but the optical axis of the pupil does notcoincide with the visual axis of the human eye, so the image seen stillhas a large wavefront aberration, which affects the image quality.

The above information disclosed in the background part is only used toassist the understanding of the background of the present disclosure.Therefore, it may include content that does not constitute the prior artknown to a person having ordinary skill in the art. In addition, otherobjects, desirable features and characteristics will become apparentfrom the subsequent summary and detailed description, and the appendedclaims, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and thisbackground.

SUMMARY

The object of the present disclosure is to provide an imaging method fora head-mounted display, which can improve the imaging quality andenhance the user experience by solving the problem that the asymmetricaberration becomes more obvious due to the non-coincidence of the visualaxis of the human eye and the optical axis of the optical system.

In order to achieve the object of the present disclosure, the presentdisclosure adopts the following technical solutions.

In an aspect, the present disclosure provides an imaging method for ahead-mounted display, which comprises:

detecting a beam wavefront emitted by the head-mounted display throughits optical system;

acquiring a position of a visual axis of a human eye;

calculating a deviation between the visual axis of the human eye and anoptical axis of the optical system; and

adjusting a wavefront incident to the human eye according to thedeviation, so that a correspondence between the wavefront incident tothe human eye and the visual axis is consistent with a correspondencebetween the beam wavefront emitted from the optical system and theoptical axis.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the process of acquiringthe position of the visual axis of the human eye comprises:

acquiring a fixation point of the human eye on a display screen of thehead-mounted display by using eyeball tracking technology;

acquiring a position of a pupil of the human eye; and

taking a connection line between the fixation point and a center of thepupil as the position of the visual axis of the human eye.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the process ofcalculating the deviation between the visual axis of the human eye andthe optical axis of the optical system comprises:

establishing a rectangular coordinate system by performing crosscalibration with an intersection point of the optical axis of theoptical system and a display screen as an origin A (0,0);

acquiring coordinates (x, y) of the fixation point B of the human eye onthe display screen; and

calculating a distance p between points A and B and an included angle θbetween a connection line of points A and B and Y axis.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the process of adjustingthe wavefront incident to the human eye according to the deviationcomprises:

calculating, by using a Zernike polynomial, wavefront data W2 of thehuman eye when looking at the fixation point B according to the ρ and θ;

calculating a relative change of wavefront aberration ΔW according tothe wavefront data W2 and data W1 of the beam wavefront emitted from theoptical system; and

adjusting the wavefront incident to the human eye according to therelative change ΔW to achieve wavefront correction.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the process of adjustingthe wavefront incident to the human eye according to the relative changeΔW comprises:

installing a wavefront corrector on a side of the optical system facingtoward the human eye; and

adjusting the wavefront incident to the human eye according to therelative change ΔW by using the wavefront corrector, so that thecorrespondence between the wavefront incident to the human eye and thevisual axis is consistent with the correspondence between the beamwavefront emitted from the optical system and the optical axis.

In another aspect, the present disclosure also proposes a head-mounteddisplay, which comprises: a display screen, an optical system, awavefront detector, a camera, a wavefront corrector and a processor,wherein the wavefront detector is for detecting a beam wavefront emittedfrom the optical system; the camera is for collecting an eyeball imageof a wearer; the wavefront corrector is installed on a side of theoptical system facing toward a human eye and for adjusting a wavefrontincident to the human eye; the processor is for receiving wavefront datadetected and output by the wavefront detector, determining a visual axisof the human eye according to the eyeball image collected by the camera,calculating a deviation between the visual axis of the human eye and anoptical axis of the optical system, and controlling the wavefrontcorrector to adjust the wavefront incident to the human eye according tothe deviation, so that a correspondence between the wavefront incidentto the human eye and the visual axis is consistent with a correspondencebetween the beam wavefront emitted from the optical system and theoptical axis of the optical system.

In some embodiments of this application, the processor determines afixation point of the human eye on the display screen and a position ofa pupil of the human eye, preferably, by using eyeball trackingtechnology, according to the eyeball image collected by the camera, andtakes a connection line between the fixation point and a center of thepupil as the position of the visual axis of the human eye.

In some embodiments of this application, the processor establishes arectangular coordinate system by performing cross calibration with anintersection point of the optical axis of the optical system and thedisplay screen as an origin A (0,0); acquires coordinates (x, y) of thefixation point B; and determines the deviation between the visual axisof the human eye and the optical axis of the optical system bycalculating a distance p between points A and B and an included angle θbetween a connection line of points A and B and Y axis.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the processor calculates,preferably, by using a Zernike polynomial, wavefront data W2 of thehuman eye when looking at the fixation point B according to the ρ and θobtained; calculates a relative change ΔW of wavefront aberrationaccording to the wavefront data W2 and the wavefront data W1 detectedand output by the wavefront detector; and controls the wavefrontcorrector to correct the wavefront incident to the human eye accordingto the relative change ΔW.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the wavefront correctoris provided therein with a transmissive liquid crystal unit, a drivecircuit and a liquid crystal spatial light modulator, the processorgenerates a control signal according to the relative change ΔW and sendsit to the liquid crystal spatial light modulator to generate amodulation signal and adjust a voltage applied to the transmissiveliquid crystal unit through the drive circuit, so as to correct the beamwavefront emitted through the transmissive liquid crystal unit, so thatthe correspondence between it and the visual axis is consistent with thecorrespondence between the beam wavefront emitted from the opticalsystem and the optical axis of the optical system.

Compared with the prior art, the present disclosure have the followingadvantages and positive effects. The head-mounted display according tothe present disclosure determines the aberration compensation amount bycomparing the deviations between the visual axis of the human eye andthe optical axis of the optical system, and adjusts the wavefrontincident to the human eye according to the aberration compensationamount, so that the correspondence between it and the visual axis of thehuman eye is completely consistent with the correspondence between thebeam wavefront emitted from the optical system and its optical axis, andthus the problem that the asymmetric aberration caused bynon-coincidence of the visual axis and the optical axis becomes moreobvious can be solved, and then the unclear image defect caused by theasymmetric aberration can be improved, and finally an imaging effectconsistent with when the visual axis and the optical axis are coincidentis achieved, thereby significantly improving the imaging quality anduser experience.

Other features and advantages of the present disclosure will becomeclearer by reading the following detailed description of the exemplaryembodiments of the present disclosure with reference to the accompanyingdrawings.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

The present invention will hereinafter be described in conjunction withthe following drawing figures, wherein like numerals denote likeelements, and:

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of non-coincidence of a visual axis of thehuman eye and an optical axis of an optical system;

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of the structure of a head-mounted displayaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of the working principle of thehead-mounted display shown in FIG. 2 ;

FIG. 4 is a flow chart of an imaging method of a head-mounted displayaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 5 is a detailed flow chart of an imaging method of a head-mounteddisplay shown in FIG. 4 ; and

FIG. 6 shows the location of a fixation point.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The following detailed description is merely exemplary in nature and isnot intended to limit the invention or the application and uses of theinvention. Furthermore, there is no intention to be bound by any theorypresented in the preceding background of the invention or the followingdetailed description.

The specific embodiments of the present disclosure will be furtherdescribed in detail in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

Refer to FIG. 2 and FIG. 3 , the head-mounted display in this embodimentmainly comprises a display body and a head-mounted assembly connected tothe display body. The display body is used to project the image into theeyes of the device wearer, and comprises a casing 1 and optical orelectronic components installed in the casing 1, such as a displayscreen 2, an optical system 3, and a camera. The head-mounted assemblyis used to wear the display body on the user's head and in front of thehuman eye. It can be designed as a strap type or a glasses frame type.

The conventional optical systems 3 are designed to be a lens modulecomposed of multiple optical lenses. The image displayed on the displayscreen 2 is emitted from the optical system 3 and projected into theeyes of the wearer. Since in the actual use, the visual axis S of thehuman eye and the optical axis G of the optical system 3 are often in arelatively changing state, when the optical axis S of the human eye doesnot coincide with the optical axis G of the optical system 3, it willmake the optical system that is not ideal for imaging generate a moreobvious asymmetric aberration, and then seriously affect the imagingclearness of the head-mounted display.

In order to improve the imaging quality of the head-mounted display,first of all, in the structural design, in this embodiment, a wavefrontdetector 4 and a wavefront corrector 5 are added on the display body ofthe head-mounted display, as shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3 . The wavefrontdetector 4 can be installed on the casing 1 and located on the sidefacing toward the human eye, and is used to detect the wavefront W ofthe beam emitted from the optical system 3. The wavefront refers to anisophase surface, i.e., a curvy surface generated by a set of pointshaving the same phase. After the optical system 3 is installed in place,the position of its optical axis G is fixed. After the wavefrontdetector 4 detects the wavefront W of the beam emitted from the opticalsystem 3, the correspondence between the wavefront W of the beam emittedfrom the optical system 3 and the optical axis G of the optical system 3can be determined.

The wavefront corrector 5 may be installed on the casing 1 and locatedbehind the optical system 3, i.e., on the side closer to the human eyethan the optical system 3, and is used to adjust the wavefront W′ of thebeam incident to the human eye. By adjusting the wavefront W′ of thebeam incident to the human eye, the correspondence between it and thevisual axis S of the human eye can be changed. When the correspondencebetween the wavefront W′ of the beam incident to the human eye and theoptical axis S is completely consistent with the correspondence betweenthe wavefront W of the beam emitted from the optical system 3 and theoptical axis G, the problem that the asymmetric aberration caused bynon-coincidence of the optical axis G and the optical axis S becomesmore obvious can be improved, so that the imaging effect in the humaneye is closer to the display effect of the display screen 2, and thusthe object of improving the imaging clearness of the head-mounteddisplay can be achieved.

In this embodiment, the wavefront detector 4 may be a Shack-Hartmannsensor or other conventional miniaturized wavefront sensors tofacilitate the layout on the casing 1 of the head-mounted display. Thewavefront corrector 5 may be a wavefront correcting device based on atransmissive liquid crystal unit, which performs wavefront correction byadjusting the voltage applied to the liquid crystal. Of course, thewavefront corrector 5 may also be other conventional miniaturized andintegrated wavefront correcting devices to be deployed on the casing 1of the head-mounted display, which compensate and correct the wavefrontW of beam emitted from the optical system 4 to obtain the wavefront W′of the beam incident into the wearer's eye.

In order to obtain the position of the visual axis S of the human eye,in this embodiment, first, the eyeball image of the wearer is collectsby using a camera (not shown in the drawings) built in the head-mounteddisplay, and then transmitted to the processor on the circuit boardbuilt in the head-mounted display for image processing; then, theposition of fixation point B of the human eye on the display screen 2and the position of the pupil of the human eye are calculated by using aconventional eyeball tracking algorithm, as shown in FIG. 6 ; finally,the connection line between the fixation point B and the center of thepupil is taken as the position of the visual axis S of the human eye.Here, the visual axis S of the human eye is different from the opticalaxis of the pupil. By determining the position of the visual axis S ofthe human eye in this way, when the wavefront corrector 5 is used tocompensate and correct the wavefront W of the beam emitted from theoptical system 4, as long as the correspondence between the beamwavefront W′ after corrected and the optical axis S is consistent withthe correspondence between the wavefront W of the beam emitted from theoptical system 3 and the optical axis G, the problem that the asymmetricaberration caused by non-coincidence of the optical axis G and theoptical axis S becomes more obvious can be improved, and then an imagingeffect consistent with when the optical axis S and the optical axis Gare coincident is achieved.

The specific adjustment method of the beam wavefront will be describedin detail in conjunction with the above hardware design of thehead-mounted display.

As shown in FIG. 4 and FIG. 5 , it comprises the following process:

S401 detecting a wavefront of a beam emitted by the head-mounted displaythrough its optical system 3;

In this embodiment, the wavefront detector 4 is used to detect thewavefront W of the beam emitted from the optical system 3, and thewavefront data W1 is generated and sent to the processor built in thehead-mounted display. The processor determines the correspondencebetween the beam wavefront W and the optical axis G according to thewavefront data W1 received and the position of the optical axis G of theoptical system 3 that has been determined in advance.

S402 acquiring a position of the visual axis S of the human eye;

In this embodiment, the camera built in the head-mounted display may beused to collect the eyeball image of the wearer, and a matureconventional eyeball tracking technology may be used to determine thefixation point B of the human eye on the display screen 2 of thehead-mounted display and the position of the pupil of the human eye, andthe connection line between the fixation point B and the pupil center istaken as the position of the visual axis S of the human eye.

S403 calculating a deviation between the visual axis S of the human eyeand the optical axis G of the optical system;

As shown in FIG. 6 , in this embodiment, a rectangular coordinate systemis established by performing cross calibration on the plane in which thedisplay screen 2 is located, with an intersection point of the opticalaxis G of the optical system 3 and the display screen 2 as an origin A(0,0). The coordinates (x, y) of the fixation point B of the human eyeon the display screen 2 is determined by using the eyeball trackingtechnology. The distance p between points A and B and the included angleθ between the connection line of points A and B and the Y axis can becalculated according to the coordinates of points A and B, namely:

ρ=(x2+y2)½

θ=arctan(x/y)

In order to avoid the frequent operating of the wavefront corrector 5,in this embodiment, preferably, a threshold value a is set, and adifference δ is determined according to the distance p between points Aand B or according to the combination of the parameters ρ and θ. If thedifference δ is greater than a, the subsequent wavefront correctionprocess is executed; otherwise, the current wavefront W remainsunchanged, and return to the step S402 to continue to track the positionchange of the visual axis G of the human eye.

S404 adjusting the wavefront W′ incident to the human eye so that thecorrespondence between the wavefront W′ incident to the human eye andthe visual axis S of the human eye is consistent with the correspondencebetween the wavefront W of the beam emitted from the optical system 3and the optical axis G;

In this embodiment, first, the wavefront data W2 of the human eye whenlooking at the fixation point B is calculated by using a Zernikepolynomial, namely,

W(p,θ)=Z0+Z1ρ cos θ+Z2ρ sin θ+Z3(2ρ2−1)+Z4ρ2 cos 2θ+Z5ρ2 sin2θ+Z6(3ρ2−2)ρ cos θ+Z7(3ρ2−2)ρ sin θ+Z8(6ρ4−6ρ2+1)

where W2=W φ, θ); Z0 is a translation amount; Z1 is an inclination of Xaxis; Z2 is an inclination of Y axis; Z3 is a defocus amount; Z4 is anastigmatism at 0 degree and a defocus amount; Z5 is an astigmatism at 45degrees and a defocus amount; Z6 is a comatic aberration and aninclination of X axis; Z7 is a comatic aberration and an inclination ofY axis; Z8 is a spherical aberration and a defocus amount. Thesecoefficients can be obtained directly from the wavefront detector 4.When the human eye looks at the origin A, W2=W1; when the human eye islooking at any other point on the display screen 2, the wavefront dataW2 of the human eye when looking at this point can be calculated by theabove Zernike polynomial.

The relative change ΔW of wavefront aberration is calculated accordingto the calculated wavefront data W2 and the wavefront data W1 of thebeam emitted from the optical system 3, and the wavefront W′ incident tothe human eye is adjusted according to the relative change ΔW to achievethe wavefront correction. The specific process is as follows.

The processor generates a control signal according to the calculatedrelative change ΔW and sends it to the wavefront corrector 5. Thewavefront corrector 5 is provided with a transmissive liquid crystalunit, a driving circuit and a liquid crystal spatial light modulator.The liquid crystal spatial light modulator receives the control signaloutput by the processor, generates a modulated signal and transmits itto the driving circuit, and adjusts the voltage applied to thetransmissive liquid crystal unit through the driving circuit to correctthe wavefront W′ of the beam emitted through the transmissive liquidcrystal unit, so that the correspondence between the beam wavefront W′and the visual axis S of the human eye is consistent with thecorrespondence between the wavefront W of the beam emitted from theoptical system 3 and the optical axis G. For example, if the wavefront Wof the beam emitted from the optical system 3 is perpendicular to theoptical axis G of the optical system, the wavefront W′ of the beamincident to the human eye is adjusted by the wavefront corrector 5 tomake it perpendicular to the visual axis S of the human eye, as shown inFIG. 3 , thereby improving the imaging quality and the imaging clearnessof the head-mounted display.

After performing this round of wavefront correction, the process mayreturn to the step S402 to continue to track the position change ofvisual axis S and enter the next round of wavefront correction.

The head-mounted display according to this embodiment obtains theeyeball fixation point by using the eyeball tracking technology, andcompares the differences between the visual axis and the optical axis,to improve the asymmetric aberration caused by non-coincidence of thevisual axis and the optical axis through wavefront correction, therebyimproving the imaging clearness and improving the user experience.

Of course, the above description is not a limitation of the presentdisclosure, and the present disclosure is not limited to the aboveexamples. The changes, modifications, additions or replacements made bya person having ordinary skill in the art within the substantive scopeof the present disclosure shall also fall within the protection scope ofthe present disclosure.

While at least one exemplary embodiment has been presented in theforegoing detailed description, it should be appreciated that a vastnumber of variations exist. It should also be appreciated that theexemplary embodiment or exemplary embodiments are only examples, and arenot intended to limit the scope, applicability, or configuration of theinvention in any way. Rather, the foregoing detailed description willprovide those skilled in the art with a convenient road map forimplementing an exemplary embodiment, it being understood that variouschanges may be made in the function and arrangement of elementsdescribed in an exemplary embodiment without departing from the scope ofthe invention as set forth in the appended claims and their legalequivalents.

1. An imaging method for a head-mounted display, comprising: detecting awavefront of a beam emitted by the head-mounted display through itsoptical system; acquiring a position of a visual axis of a human eye;calculating a deviation between the visual axis of the human eye and anoptical axis of the optical system; and adjusting a wavefront incidentto the human eye according to the deviation, so that a correspondencebetween the wavefront incident to the human eye and the visual axis isconsistent with a correspondence between the wavefront of the beamemitted from the optical system and the optical axis, whereincalculating the deviation between the visual axis of the human eye andthe optical axis of the optical system comprises: establishing arectangular coordinate system by performing cross calibration with anintersection point of the optical axis of the optical system and adisplay screen as an origin A (0,0); acquiring coordinates (x, y) of thefixation point B; and calculating a distance ρ between points A and Band an included angle θ between a connection line of points A and B andY axis, adjusting the wavefront incident to the human eye according tothe deviation comprises: calculating, by using a Zernike polynomial,wavefront data W2 of the human eye when looking at the fixation point Baccording to the ρ and θ; calculating a relative change of wavefrontaberration ΔW according to the wavefront data W2 and wavefront data W1of the beam emitted from the optical system; and adjusting the wavefrontincident to the human eye according to the relative change ΔW to achievewavefront correction.
 2. The imaging method of the head-mounted displayaccording to claim 1, wherein the process of acquiring the position ofthe visual axis of the human eye comprises: acquiring a fixation pointof the human eye on a display screen of the head-mounted display byusing eyeball tracking technology; acquiring a position of a pupil ofthe human eye; and taking a connection line between the fixation pointand a center of the pupil as the position of the visual axis of thehuman eye.
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 5. The imaging method of thehead-mounted display according to claim 1, wherein a process ofadjusting the wavefront incident to the human eye according to therelative change ΔW comprises: installing a wavefront corrector on a sideof the optical system facing toward the human eye; and adjusting thewavefront incident to the human eye according to the relative change ΔWby using the wavefront corrector, so that the correspondence between thewavefront incident to the human eye and the visual axis is consistentwith the correspondence between the wavefront of the beam emitted fromthe optical system and the optical axis.
 6. A head-mounted display,comprising a display screen and an optical system, wherein thehead-mounted display further comprises: a wavefront detector configuredto detect a wavefront of a beam emitted from the optical system; acamera configured to collect an eyeball image of a wearer; a wavefrontcorrector installed on a side of the optical system facing toward ahuman eye and adjust a wavefront incident to the human eye; a processorconfigured to receive wavefront data detected and output by thewavefront detector, determine a visual axis of the human eye accordingto the eyeball image collected by the camera, establish a rectangularcoordinate system by performing cross calibration with an intersectionpoint of the optical axis of the optical system and the display screenas an origin A (0,0), acquire coordinates (x, y) of the fixation pointB, determine the deviation between the visual axis of the human eye andthe optical axis of the optical system by calculating a distance ρbetween points A and B and an included angle θ between a connection lineof points A and B and Y axis, determine a deviation between the visualaxis of the human eye and an optical axis of the optical system,calculate, by using a Zernike polynomial, wavefront data W2 of the humaneye when looking at the fixation point B according to the ρ and θcalculated, calculate a relative change ΔW of wavefront aberrationaccording to the wavefront data W2 and the wavefront data W1 detectedand output by the wavefront detector, and control the wavefrontcorrector to correct the wavefront incident to the human eye accordingto the relative change ΔW, so that a correspondence between thewavefront incident to the human eye and the visual axis is consistentwith a correspondence between the wavefront of the beam emitted from theoptical system and the optical axis of the optical system.
 7. Thehead-mounted display according to claim 6, wherein the processordetermines a fixation point of the human eye on the display screen and aposition of a pupil of the human eye by using eyeball trackingtechnology according to the eyeball image collected by the camera, andtakes a connection line between the fixation point and a center of thepupil as the position of the visual axis of the human eye.
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 10. The head-mounted display according to claim 6, whereinthe wavefront corrector is provided therein with a transmissive liquidcrystal unit, a drive circuit and a liquid crystal spatial lightmodulator, the processor generates a control signal according to therelative change ΔW and sends it to the liquid crystal spatial lightmodulator to generate a modulation signal and adjust a voltage appliedto the transmissive liquid crystal unit through the drive circuit, so asto correct a wavefront of a beam emitted through the transmissive liquidcrystal unit, so that the correspondence between it and the optical axisis consistent with the correspondence between the wavefront of the beamemitted from the optical system and the optical axis of the opticalsystem.
 11. The imaging method of the head-mounted display according toclaim 2, wherein a process of adjusting the wavefront incident to thehuman eye according to the relative change ΔW comprises: installing awavefront corrector on a side of the optical system facing toward thehuman eye; and adjusting the wavefront incident to the human eyeaccording to the relative change ΔW by using the wavefront corrector, sothat the correspondence between the wavefront incident to the human eyeand the visual axis is consistent with the correspondence between thewavefront of the beam emitted from the optical system and the opticalaxis.
 12. The head-mounted display according to claim 7, wherein thewavefront corrector is provided therein with a transmissive liquidcrystal unit, a drive circuit and a liquid crystal spatial lightmodulator, the processor generates a control signal according to therelative change ΔW and sends it to the liquid crystal spatial lightmodulator to generate a modulation signal and adjust a voltage appliedto the transmissive liquid crystal unit through the drive circuit, so asto correct a wavefront of a beam emitted through the transmissive liquidcrystal unit, so that the correspondence between it and the optical axisis consistent with the correspondence between the wavefront of the beamemitted from the optical system and the optical axis of the opticalsystem.